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Twisting, intersecting railings at the side of a canal lock. National Waterways Museum, Ellesmere Port Wirral England. Hasselblad X1D
Grand Union Canal, with the pound above the lock gate brim full. I bit of land management going on in the background
A locked portal is one of the oldest ways of keeping an area safe and secure. This lock has been guarding the north-east entrance to a silk factory long after it has been abandoned and forgotten.
Taken for the Macro Mondays Safety challenge.
A dilapidated and abandoned courtroom, without a lock !
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A Narrowboat exiting Penkridge Lock & coming under bridge 86. On the Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal, Penkridge, Staffordshire.
A locked door in the Maritime building in New York City.
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Jude 1:6 “You also know that the angels who did not keep within their proper domain but abandoned their own place of residence, he has kept in eternal chains in utter darkness, locked up for the judgment of the great Day.”
Freightliner Class 59/2 No. 59203 passes Crofton with 7C77, the 12:41 Acton TC – Merehead Quarry empty box wagons on 23rd September 2021.
Снег, стрит ,город,вечер..
Поднимаем ISO !
Ищем палитру!
Я неоднократно проходил этот комплекс ,выросший вокруг старых зданий!
Ощущение когда попадаешь туда - ВЗАПЕРТИ!
В этот раз я нашёл -таки ракурс и сюжет!
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Snow, street, city, evening..
Raise the ISO!
We are looking for a palette!
I have repeatedly passed this complex, which grew up around old buildings!
The feeling when you get there is LOCKED UP!
This time I finally found the angle and the plot!
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A wider view of the Wey at Newark Lock showing more of the colourful sky and the bend in the river.
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I found this rusty lock on a chain that was wrapped around an elder tree at Parvin State Park. I don't know why the chain was around the tree.
It's hard to believe 513 has been around for over 16 years. It was easy to overlook, but I generally tried to see it when the opportunity presented itself and I tried to do something different.
On May 28, 2026, I swapped vehicles with my wife on Arsenal Island and timed it with BICR's passing over the Government Bridge. This view is from the riverbank on the Arsenal next to the historical marker for the first bridge across the Mississippi River, looking down Lock 15 at the swing-span. Hopefully we'll be able to see 513 cross the River again in the future.
We seem to find a lot of locked things in our travels out and about. This particular lock was on a utility type building at a community center where we ate our lunch. It was Sunday and all the buildings were locked but there were a couple of nice pavilions where the breeze cooled us a bit as we ate. Today we are headed out once more to see what we can see and hopefully some locks will be missing so we can peek inside! LOL
On the 28th October 1903 Mrs Emily Lance Smith, of Boree Station laid the foundation stone for the new St James’ Church of England.
The officiation was witnessed by the late incumbent Rev. W. Vaughan Rose, Rev. R.W.P, Montgomery, Rector who conducted the initial proceedings all which was undertaken before a large gathering of residents and visitors who attended the occasion.
The laying of the Foundation Stone would be reported in the Molong Argus on 30th October 1903.
The church was opened on 10th April 1904 and is still operational today and is servicing the needs of the surrounding district.
Cudal, New South Wales, Australia.